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Jesus Before Pilate. (John 18:28-19:18)
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Episode Notes:
Introduction
- Purpose: To explore the significant events leading to the crucifixion of Jesus, highlighting the key interactions between Jesus and Pilate.
The Setting
- Early Morning: The Jewish leaders take Jesus from Caiaphas to Pilate’s palace.
- Jewish Leaders: Refuse to enter Pilate’s palace to avoid ceremonial uncleanness before Passover.
- Pilate’s Role: Central figure in the narrative, moving between Jesus inside and the Jewish leaders outside.
First Interaction (John 18:28-37)
- Pilate’s Question: "What charges are you bringing against this man?"
- Jewish Leaders’ Response: Vague, implying Jesus is a criminal without specifying charges.
- Pilate’s Proposal: Suggests they judge Jesus by their law.
- Jewish Leaders’ Objection: They cannot execute anyone, hinting at their desire for Jesus’ death.
- Pilate’s Interrogation: Asks Jesus if He is the King of the Jews.
- Jesus’ Response: Discusses His kingdom being not of this world and His mission to testify to the truth.
- Pilate’s Reaction: Perplexed by Jesus’ concept of a spiritual kingdom.
Pilate’s Dilemma (John 18:38-19:5)
- Pilate’s Question: "What is truth?"
- Pilate’s Declaration: Finds no basis for a charge against Jesus.
- Proposal to Release a Prisoner: Pilate offers to release Jesus, but the crowd demands Barabbas, a known insurrectionist.
Mockery and Scourging (John 19:1-5)
- Pilate’s Attempt: Has Jesus flogged, hoping to appease the crowd.
- Soldiers’ Mockery: Crown of thorns, purple robe, and striking Jesus.
- Pilate’s Presentation: Shows Jesus to the crowd, saying, "Behold the man!"
Final Condemnation (John 19:6-16)
- Crowd’s Demand: “Crucify him!”
- Jewish Leaders’ Accusation: Jesus claimed to be the Son of God.
- Pilate’s Fear: Intensifies as he questions Jesus further.
- Political Pressure: Jewish leaders threaten Pilate’s loyalty to Caesar.
- Final Decision: Pilate succumbs, delivering Jesus to be crucified.
Reflections and Lessons
Innocence and Guilt
- Jesus’ Innocence: Despite Pilate finding no fault in Him, Jesus is condemned.
- Human Guilt: Contrasts with Jesus’ innocence, highlighting the depth of His sacrifice.
Spiritual Truths
- Jesus’ Sacrifice: The innocent Christ died for the guilty humanity.
- Gospel Essence: Jesus, the sinless one, took the place of sinners, exemplified by the release of Barabbas.
Personal Applications
- Eternal vs. Temporal: Prioritize eternal values over temporal concerns.
- Spiritual Integrity: Stand for truth despite worldly pressures.
- Gratitude and Reflection
Jeremy McCandless is creating podcasts and devotional resources | Patreon
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Chapter
1. Jesus Before Pilate. (John 18:28-19:18) (00:00:00)
2. [Ad] Apostolic Mentoring (00:23:31)
3. (Cont.) Jesus Before Pilate. (John 18:28-19:18) (00:24:09)
877 episode
Manage episode 433740158 series 2933643
Subscribe here to receive my new church history podcast every few weeks at.
https://thehistoryofthechristianchurch.buzzsprout.com
For an ad-free version of the podcast plus the opportunity to enjoy hours of exclusive content and two bonus episodes a month and also help keep the Bible Project Daily Podcast free for listeners everywhere at;
patreon.com/JeremyMcCandless
Episode Notes:
Introduction
- Purpose: To explore the significant events leading to the crucifixion of Jesus, highlighting the key interactions between Jesus and Pilate.
The Setting
- Early Morning: The Jewish leaders take Jesus from Caiaphas to Pilate’s palace.
- Jewish Leaders: Refuse to enter Pilate’s palace to avoid ceremonial uncleanness before Passover.
- Pilate’s Role: Central figure in the narrative, moving between Jesus inside and the Jewish leaders outside.
First Interaction (John 18:28-37)
- Pilate’s Question: "What charges are you bringing against this man?"
- Jewish Leaders’ Response: Vague, implying Jesus is a criminal without specifying charges.
- Pilate’s Proposal: Suggests they judge Jesus by their law.
- Jewish Leaders’ Objection: They cannot execute anyone, hinting at their desire for Jesus’ death.
- Pilate’s Interrogation: Asks Jesus if He is the King of the Jews.
- Jesus’ Response: Discusses His kingdom being not of this world and His mission to testify to the truth.
- Pilate’s Reaction: Perplexed by Jesus’ concept of a spiritual kingdom.
Pilate’s Dilemma (John 18:38-19:5)
- Pilate’s Question: "What is truth?"
- Pilate’s Declaration: Finds no basis for a charge against Jesus.
- Proposal to Release a Prisoner: Pilate offers to release Jesus, but the crowd demands Barabbas, a known insurrectionist.
Mockery and Scourging (John 19:1-5)
- Pilate’s Attempt: Has Jesus flogged, hoping to appease the crowd.
- Soldiers’ Mockery: Crown of thorns, purple robe, and striking Jesus.
- Pilate’s Presentation: Shows Jesus to the crowd, saying, "Behold the man!"
Final Condemnation (John 19:6-16)
- Crowd’s Demand: “Crucify him!”
- Jewish Leaders’ Accusation: Jesus claimed to be the Son of God.
- Pilate’s Fear: Intensifies as he questions Jesus further.
- Political Pressure: Jewish leaders threaten Pilate’s loyalty to Caesar.
- Final Decision: Pilate succumbs, delivering Jesus to be crucified.
Reflections and Lessons
Innocence and Guilt
- Jesus’ Innocence: Despite Pilate finding no fault in Him, Jesus is condemned.
- Human Guilt: Contrasts with Jesus’ innocence, highlighting the depth of His sacrifice.
Spiritual Truths
- Jesus’ Sacrifice: The innocent Christ died for the guilty humanity.
- Gospel Essence: Jesus, the sinless one, took the place of sinners, exemplified by the release of Barabbas.
Personal Applications
- Eternal vs. Temporal: Prioritize eternal values over temporal concerns.
- Spiritual Integrity: Stand for truth despite worldly pressures.
- Gratitude and Reflection
Jeremy McCandless is creating podcasts and devotional resources | Patreon
Help us continue making great content for listeners everywhere.
https://thebibleproject.buzzsprout.com
Chapter
1. Jesus Before Pilate. (John 18:28-19:18) (00:00:00)
2. [Ad] Apostolic Mentoring (00:23:31)
3. (Cont.) Jesus Before Pilate. (John 18:28-19:18) (00:24:09)
877 episode
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